Personalized Assessment
Interested in knowing about how to measure your amount of substance use or how it compares to other UConn students’ use? Or are you concerned about a friend’s use? This section will help you to measure your use or a peer’s use and give you helpful resources if you feel you or someone you know needs to seek out further assistance.
e-Chug
Have you ever thought about how your drinking behavior compares to other students like you?
Have you ever thought about how much of your time and money is devoted to alcohol?
Have you ever wondered how many cheeseburgers worth of calories you drink each month?
e-Chug (electronic check-up to go) is a free and anonymous self-guided web survey that allows college students to receive feedback in regards to their use of alcohol.
Click on the link below and take the e-Chug.
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e-Toke
Have you ever thought about how your marijuana use affects your behavior?
Have you ever thought about how your use compares to other UConn students use?
e-Toke is a free and anonymous web based tool that allows students to receive feedback in regards to their use of marijuana.
Click on the link below to take the e-Toke.
The Audit
The Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test (AUDIT) attempts to correct the misconceptions college students have regarding the use of alcohol and other drugs by their peers. Most college students tend to overestimate the amount of substance use by their peers. If you would like to take the AUDIT to measure your own alcohol use or feel a friend might gain from measuring their alcohol use please click here to complete the AUDIT.
If you are concerned about your use or even a friend’s use please feel free to take advantage of the following campus resources:
Department of Alcohol and Other Drug Services (AOD)
626A Gilbert Rd, Unit 1059
Storrs, CT. 06269-1059
860-486-9431
www.aod.uconn.edu
Student Mental Health and Counseling Services
234 Glenbrook Rd.
860-486-4705
http://shs.uconn.edu/counseling_mental_health.html
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